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All You Can Eat
by Toby Pannone, Andrew Severance, Mason Jablonsky, Ken Miao, Kaitlynn Cherry
Since Jan 26, 2022 06:00 UTCOriginally aired (and still airing!) on Boston University’s student-run radio station, All You Can Eat is your home for everything about food. We cover anything and everything that a BU student might need to know about food on and near campus. From our delectable discussions to our showtime staple segments, we’ll leave you coming back for seconds. In between chatting, we play a selection of unique songs– all food-related, of course– from our database, sourced from an online exhibition by artist Matt Bua and added to by DJs and listeners (playlists available in episode descriptions).
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